We! I My School Health 10111
I . it” Hothodiiit Episcopal church is one
‘ in thediatriot.
’ the negative.
'urday night.
10er or NORWALK.
‘ tecordsandmaltoan lllllllrtl‘llliflllilll therurIII .
‘b the tatutolaw.» .Iftlhe still 12.
y 5 ISA.“ H: lift K.
1111mm: 11111 11131111 (Ill
5' TIE IIIIEII SIDE Ill TllE lllVEll.
Hutton—Last light: Sworn Lem
”kilo—lull: and Stray: III laws.
The Epworth [ammo of the East Ave-
“ the largest and most active moieties
Lost evening the home
at Frank Beyniour was filled to over-
Ming with merry Magnets. The de-
Mmupirltod and interesting .1. (3
Hawkins and Edward Tronnsun led tor
thonfllrmative and Miss Loretta Ains-
wm'th and Miss Charlotte Temple for
The social entertainment ‘
which followed was greatly enjoved.
Webster,
Lords of Bridgeport. the ;
" featherweight champion of Connecticut.
who has rented the more in Keogh‘a
buildingat thoeasl end of the bridge.
will have his formal opening there Sat-
There will be. settos lie-y
tween Webster and Harry Lane. and
several others; "Carney" Curtis, the
pool expert, will give an exhibition. and
Daniel Mary, of New Haven, who is.
Mr. Webster‘s guest. will favor with
autoharp 1.11.2.9.“ ” .
The prayer and praise service will
be held in the. ltK‘tlll‘t‘d’lel ot‘ the East I
avenue Methtxlist Episcopal church;
tonight, and will he led by the pastor I
After the meeting 1111 adjourned otllci'tl
board meeting will be called. It iI»?
understood that Carrdk Robertson Willi
be prepared to make a full report on the I
expense of repairs on the church I
I
Asurprisc party was given to Mm?
William Barnes at her home in Van
Zandt avenue, last evening. Singing
and games were the feature of the even-
ing. Forty guests II'eropreseIIt. About,
midnight a fine collation was served.
There is some talk of the East Avenue
Methodist 1 piscopal Sunday school
having a gre It popuitu I\I 111mm and
picnic at (‘oney Isl 11111 next sunnner.
This zero weather and the necessity of
taking time by the foI'I-lock suggestwl
the subject.
A passenger on train illi.‘ from' New .
Haven to New Yoik. and which is 11111
in East N111 w Ilk at 9' .‘I‘.’. h: 111 :1 [1111' IIl_\tiI' .
shock hero )‘t'ntl I'dIIy 111111' IIIIIL'.
Morris Stall. the mover I'ill Cottage
11venue,h:1:»' purthased aviulin and is
taking loosens from Willi: 1111 Povx 1-
The Junior Intattuo will meet as usual
at the East Avenue 1' hurt l1. Friday after- 2'
noon at 3 o’clock.
Mrs.VVilliun1 E .lIia-rvin and children ‘
loft town this morning for Waterbury,
Minor D. Randall is lllOYlll'Villlo hisi
new house on Rivm ~1de avenue. I
Notice!
Annual Business Meeting.
Info" 113 will be. held in the. Two Home in
was 111111115125. to wit:
to thetmvnI-t Norwalk. who partii'i IItI-II in
Chapter CW’XVIII. of the l ’IIIIIiI AI tsol (11n-
instruit the selectinen “(mid tr'vunto Imi-
uon or persons Ilulv lllllillll'i/J'll to Ion-int
Second. 'l‘olicai' tlIIInnnIIIIl 1'1'IIIII't2Izto-IIIy
wheel»: omaketheaunualappropriation ‘ior
:\ l‘itc
The inhabitants of the T111111 of Norwalk
archcrabvnotitled and warned that '11 town
«01'1“de on .II-vIId:1,v.tho-.Iotl1dayolJIIu-
f {$1896. at: U ‘-I [m k 111 the attornoon. for the
0
{King 0 nulIIII‘ize the pavniont 1.1! (hrs
amount Oi hotlnts 1' laims tine. ~IIlIli1~r1+.I'reIlitI-Il
the late War of the Rebellion. iorwhii‘; 1 claims
the town is liaIIhI under the tII'I'1\i.»Iiun.». «If
nectieutot 180.1; to IIIIIketlIe 111-1 1mm” ap-
{eonrintionl'orthe1111111112111 of tho .~ mm: and
tow, iinetcs~.11y.11 ~11111ot'1111-11-1y militant
Iorthat 111111111513. and In 1111' 111111 totlw per-
therefor. any sum or «1111‘ of 111mm um
may be due said III-id i1 N.
thounnualotuteund tounlaxes: to "11.1.1111...
annualuppromiatioufurthe «win-rt of ii!“
iii reottlw 1111.411qu
Third. .l'n authorize the town ""illlx' to:
"111188th he copieIlthe llrstlmol. willie tvmn;
1".Oll1'th To IIIIIlIuIiZI lo- «electmtn t...‘
cause to be Ivon~tr11c toil :1 continuation of the.
5501181131111 on the lfIIIIIIeI'tiIIIt tur.n11il.'e
provldfed by (hunter ((‘I .\I of ill! l’uhli- ‘
Actsof the oithofitnte. of Han. and in make
th necessary appropriation therefor ‘
it To dotimine 11nd ll.\tl1e mlarios of:
own oflh'ers whoso salaries Ill't.‘ not ilxI-Il
El’HllIAM 'l HUIIE.‘,
FRANK H. MElillll
atedms at Norwalk. theliithl day of Janunn.
Aiigét 11915..
""Columbia
Iicyclo
yisI-ieqtmen
orl896
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YOU I E E II IT.
A Balk Calendar is n necessity—most
Went kind of ctonhousc for mem-
In ts! but and handsomest of all-5ft!“
ty pen sketches and entertaining
than t! on outdoor exercise and sport.
dually reminds you of the superb
quality of Columbia Bicycles and of
your need of one. You won 't object to
that. of course. The Calendar will be
mailed for five 2-1111: stamps. ‘ .5
Marcus Calendar Department.
I”! IIIUFIG'I’UIIIG 60.,
2 "Minoan. noun.
Pad Ca endar
wands. The Columbia Desk Calendar }
.101 Idmtkmwmomwthoplm
nan-anther."
Amman—wane III’ to lot In»
know at the end of a wool: it she 111:.
cents 11111." “It lumit he 11 terrible 111111-
penue." "Rather. I don’t know wheth-
or to break otl‘ my other engagement:
ornot."
Once almond does not mean twine do-
gi'adod. We can brush the mad 0!! our
feet, but we needn't lie in the mud to
do it.
.i. diatoms.
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk, - ~
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
Conn.
: RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION.
\‘otleols hereby given that the I-II~pIIrtIn-I'-
IIIIIIIIIen-toion- existing I'Ietneen (II-1111111 ll.
I'anAhItyneanIl(haries .\ Flt-III. under tho
llnnnnIIIeIIHIenruI-It\aIIAlIIIlI'nI-II(I1..wu.~'
thinlaf dissolmd III' mutual Iun~ont ('laarles
1 u'tirlnc from 1111-1111..
11')“ lltil‘. ll. Ir'AV ILHI‘I'NE.
(‘llAlil 1 PIN N. Fl'l‘l
I'louth\or11all.Junnurvulh. 1111M." iiziat.
A SIGN OF THE T ES!
ls) air “an II to he
depended upon? 01' If
it inordinuril) accurate
dm-sn'tlt need a little
cleaning up (ll repair-
ing or Iegulntim: just
now? If y'IIuI time
him 11 neod- any kind
' olIItti-ntlon you will do
well to let 11s have 11
look at It 'l‘ho‘ 'luok
won 'teostyuuunythim;
and any rewiring or
.‘I'luaninx it needs will
be (llllll' {or you very
ronsotmhlv.
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
DARIEN AND IIOIIOTOII. ?
A meeting of all tho animal-limo to the
{and for the tin-1 department will be
held tonight in the rooms ovor Koch's
barber shop. It is extracted that a com-
niittoe from Eagle Engine company will
confer with the subscribem regarding
the disposal of the money.
Rev. W. L. Utloy will preach, Sunday
(Ironing. in Golden Eagle Hall; subject.
"Hells. Past- and Present." Rev. Dr,
Emery, ot‘ the Bridgeport I‘niversalist
church. will exchange with Mr. Utloy
the first Sunday in February.
Joseph Hindly has had the big maple,l
which stood in front of his residenoo:
out do“ 11 and a gee It iniproienieut iiii
noticeable.
Waltor SnIaIII v lllln‘ returned to .Ileri2
III-11. after a two outk‘s visit withlIiII
IIIrItlIIr.
Mrs. Ralph Hurt-“hard In I'iziitini.v at her:
tlltilllt'tl‘ s in New( (‘an:1an.
Miss Allie Mullikcn iii the guest ofi
friends in Bridgeport.
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Jacob M. Layton,
Accident
l N S U R A N C E I!
Real Estate“ and House Agent.
Ocean Steamshio Tickets. and Sterling.
l).rntt11 Loans Negotiated !
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 11 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH N01! \I'ALK. CONN. '
Next. to Past. Ollice, i
Notary Public. Acknowledgment» Taken. 5
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But One Chance' In a Lifetime'
Grand Opportunity
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
oots and Shoes.
HARVEY’S,
North Main Street,
IS THERE SUCH A
"AS IS OFFERED BY THE
NOW GOING ON AT
Everything
, to be
. .SOldat,
I2:"I"
'* Less than
Store Open Every Night Until IO O’clock.
Come Early 1n the Day and Avoid the Rush, but no sale and
C. H. Harvey, N. Main Street-:5 5.1'1101inrnieu,
Half Cost
Large Stock (and Great Variety
PRICES ALMOST NOTHING! .' .
Come Anyhow '
l
Fire. Life and ll!
.PRACTICE LIMITED i
So. Norwalkl
3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
CHANBUKI.
Miss Bertha Van Hoouear, went. to
Danbnry, yesterday. to attend a musical.
Clarence Ghaptnan. of (U‘ratihnry is ill
with tho 111011111011.
.._.._........ I
WINNIPAIIK.
John H Jackson, (rotatory u! the
Norwalk Y. M. C. A" will lead the I'L- .
vital servicon at tho Silvennine M. 1’.,
church, tonight.
Mrsd’atrick MrNeruoy,ot Winnipank.
WI!
AnnualJanuary Sale of 2
omestics and Linens
. Commences Saturday, Jan. llth.
I
A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
i“ ill with tho Wilt Good yardmido Bleached Muslin (lo.
per yard
—-\lauqnorndu ball of Louise Luigi: at All the host undies of Cottons at Coot.
Gui-mania Hall, January Ir Beat vard- wide L'nhleachul Muslin. I'Ie
l per vard
W Boat '1'1111‘dwide Fine Sheeting. do per
van
J 0 JENNINGS BoutI yard wide Heavy Sheeting (31'
Ier vard
Good)t qtialitv 1.3111. Unbleached Mon-
1 lin. he [11 r yard.
E'Papcr-llangar, Calciminer,
Painter, ' Btu-It qualitv I5 in. U 11bloached M115-
......... . lin. the per vard.
DIAL!!! IN [Good qualitv 43111 Bleached Muslin. i
‘Iw‘lt P‘PER B'IIC [101'_ yard.
. 1 NORTH MAIN STREET. 3
South Norwalk.
Sample Book: 0! Latest Styles 0! Paper:
ordera 11nd Gilt Mouldings taken to
Tristram 8.
iclI We Shall Oficr During This Sale.
Best quality 4:! -in. Bleached Mu~lin. Heavv Twillod Shaker Flannel, 81:
me per yard. ryurd
Best quality): lI'I-in. Bleached lIlur-lia. \‘ew Patterns in Outing Flannels.
lie per ran]. .11- per yard.
Ber-1t quality II I l'nhletu'lII-Il Sheeting
be per yard.
Beat quality 94 Bleached Sheetin .,
the per vaid.
l’illmvlawes, 4. 111315111. well made and
good nun-lin. 2.31- pr
Sheets sIZI-Hlxilo i11.11'I2ll made and
good .Ilusli11.$l.00 pr.
ll: llllliulnfl Patterns in ( row 11 ('1th-
mores. tic per yard.
III 11\'\' Hiderdown Manuela-1n brown
gmyqtink and n11.101- per yard.
at
111112 ( IIN' (JroIhI-t Quilts {all 1121.».
, 9. . 'h
F'LANNELS. ' ( m
Extra heavy \Vhitc Dotnet Flannel HI coin] Prices' In Table Linens, Nap-
. .10 yard. kins and Towelii, for this solo.
Hyatt Norwalk Conn.
hour-es (or innpvctlnn on notice by postal.
Sultana» Chccrtnlly (liven. 111.2111
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
F. SCHAVOIR, 111.13. R9” 55““
mom mm swim. . and Insurance!
30““ MW“- Iwnsumoron s'rnun'.
So. Norwalk.
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN I g'eristlinslltmhluu hits: "it or house and
I ' o n t I In: wen 11 pure Iuin . arcinvit-j
Olllcc hours. Mtflmlflfl' 50‘] Thursdays ed to call and examine our lint.g We have
- WUP 111.11 ‘31 1?; them (or sale in every part of the city at
*1 reasonable prices and on easy term
iflll'
c. H. HARVEY'S
CITY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring tlrnt-
class help in any 11111111 ivy-21 can obtain the
name immediatcly at. the above. agency :1
also those wishing po~itions, either male
, or female, can secure employment.
'0. H. HARVEY, Harvey's Shoe
Stores.
70 North Main street, South Norwalk.
DVERCOATS!
New lot in Blue and Black.
{‘I'-III to $10.00. Tailor-made.
latest. style, satin waists and
sleeve linings. Diagonal WU!"
hted
E5UlT5!
in blue and black $8.50 11
unit. All great bargains. ( all
and examine.
H. oooowm,
I70 Washington
Street.
0 1.5 ly
3 AUCTION SALE!
jOyster Grounds
. and Oysters.
The sulw'riher will Idler fur '.'Il“ nt I'lllriit
nth-tin" 11'. ”111111114: I-If III-ml 1. iihllhlll‘m in
booth Norwalk. t'onn. on )lond;1\..l.111u:1r\
L‘IItlI "WM 111 lll't'ltw‘kfI'I"'iII-11l1.:1|l~ilt‘ill'iiilli.
title and itItr-II'-t11~(iI-1Irs:1' ll “IIIIII'I r III'III lat .
I'Ivlllllit'llt‘t' 1111-111 of inwlu III _1 I'l'I-I 121 tllll"~ in
and to l'llllli‘l'IN Inni'o' ni'le»III-1\'~tI-I'g11111111l~ I
and lilt‘t>§~i1‘l\lllt‘l".tI'll IIII undivided one half
intormt. 'Ilqur I11111~l~ Im) in ~t11t1~ 111ri~11lic
tinn situatv'd 111 III-tunnuf htaml‘urd. with 1111
Endioinin th' Iin thrien..1nd are known as
' lhefimit I [.111 1:9 Innund~ 'l'IIi-v I-I-ntuin well
knnnn andhighh IItIpnIismlny hlt'r (mm hiu‘us
and tnnea large and valuable I'lepnsit of ur-
” e tor.» the mm. \11 nppoliunitv i.» I- m 1':1 d for
over) Ile.~imblo pun hnz-e
AT AUCTION I
A Lot on 2Water Street,
South Norwalk.
Tho subscriber will also otter for sale. at
public auction at tho unnw time and 11109.11“
Mich right. title and 111tere~t11~ suiI George
H Nhnt‘lor had inand tnull that certain lot,..f
. lanIlnntlIo- n'eI-to-rlv sidoot \Inter street. in
South Norwalk. (TI-1111.. being about 54.1 feet
front, on Water street. and about «15151
feet rI-IIr.2I1nIl about 2111.51 feet .In
2the1r1rtherly line and about 2'41. II ieetonlhe
mutherlvl line. T-‘l'lllh III Sale. in per cont.
halnnI 12in ain't-III“
’llatmlnt South \orwuik.tl1i\ 10th day of
.Jnnunrv. 1"‘JI'.
1 \1111111111Jtt'1'11.
'Trnutee oltho insolvent. white-It“ George H
Shatter 111 it.
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lYOUNG- MAN!
W by take the chance of Dying
without Insurance. when l'our
Canto :1 day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1. 0001
?(lr Six C ts a day will giveynu nu Endow-
ment of 31.11111'1 payable to yourself it you
live. With Insurance. like everything
el-Ie,tho best' 15 the chenoest. Insure in the
IGOnnecticut General
life Insurance Co.
( I! l larltonl
ill II ashington Street. 80. Norwalk.
Ball
Printing
Carefully
Executed
at 1
the
' Sentinel
Office.
I“
JUST TO CLEAN UP
TAKING INVENTORY,
WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THE EOLLOWING
CUT PRICES
Straight LtgpleGoods
The long and drum of it is him 11 too big. prices lowered in order to reduce 11ame
First 1111.15 pieces strictly all wool Fancy Suiting, they sold for 371: and cost no
more than the price .1~'l.'ed from you 1.1.1.2.; which 11» 250 per yard.
'35 pieces the and 251: Dress (woods at reductions ranging from 3313‘ to 50%-—tho
whole lot 1‘." go per yard.
7.1 pieces best quality Dress Prints. browns. Ihocolates and fancies. regular 71:
goods. All the same 4! 2.1: yard. '
:25 dozen brown Turkish Towels, large. at 50".; ofi’ the price. viz; 1250 each,‘
limited four to customer.
500 yards best qualitv. .3- 4 Table 0i] ('11 1th, others ask a quarter our price, for a
limited time. only. l5c yard.
. ill dozen Ladies' all wool Jersey (vlov on. lilc quality 100 pair .'
Infants” Worsted Booties, llII quality.l 51: pair.
“ " " "51" “ . l0( pair
"4 sheets good W riting Paper. Envelopes to match 151: quality, 10c box.
It) dozen (rents extra heavy Working Shirts. 11013 quality. 891: each.
Odd size (vents Underwear Vests and Draw era.
1 lot Gents’ Vests. size -2( . mostly 50c quality.
251' each.
1 lot Youths' all wool Scarlet Vests. size ‘12. Inc-Itly 50c and 751' quality. 2.5!? each.
I lot Earthen (' Impldoren, regular prim' l 11': now ‘Ie. .
We have a few more of those ('-lrpt'l- “W WW“, “0111' Own." price. for this
hole "11'
83 Washington St.
so. NORWALK.‘
Norwalk Chronicler